Firecrews tackle major blaze at premises in Grantham
Crash leads to closure of A17
Steampunk event comes to Lincoln
Mobility scooter rider rescued from coastal mudflats
Immingham residents want answers over flooding
Flood sirens tested at Grimsby and Immingham
Boston park to host two nights of films
Updates on Friday 25 August 2017.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A fine end to the day, leading to long clear spells allowing some mist or fog patches to form.
Later in the night cloud may increase in the west, but it is expected to stay dry.
David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
You can hire electric bikes in Lincoln from today.
Since the pedal bike scheme began in 2013 more than 12,000 trips have been made on conventional push bikes.
Take a look at the new, nippier version:
Skegness Standard
A Skegness dad-of-two ended up in hospital yesterday after a venomous spider attacked him in his home.
Image source, Skegness Standard
Lucy Parry
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Sophie Wells from Harby near Lincoln has won another gold on the final day of the European para-dressage competition in Gothenburg.
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She won the freestyle event on her horse Fatal Attraction. She's now won two golds and a silver.
The only question now is where she's going to put them all!
Alex Rhodes
BBC reporter, Lincolnshire
More now on the man who was hit by a car on Pinchbeck Road in Spalding this lunchtime.
Police say he's suffered "possible life-changing injuries" in the incident.
No-one has been arrested.
Pinchbeck Road remains shut in both directions between the A151 King's Road and New Road.
Traffic is heavy in the area.
Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live
North Lincolnshire Council have said that there will be no bin collections on Tuesday 5 September, due to the Tour of Britain cycling race passing through the area.
Bins will instead be collected on Saturday 9 September, with the exception of the burgundy bin which will be emptied on Monday 11 September.
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The weather has been pretty unpleasant so far today, grey with a bit of drizzle for most of us.
However some of us have been dealing with something far more dramatic. Take a look at ConnorD98's back garden after a thunderstorm!
Alex Rhodes
BBC reporter, Lincolnshire
We told you earlier about the "Teletubby hills" of Lincoln's Carlton estate.
The firm who originally were going to level them have been in touch to say the plan is now to remodel them.
Following discussions with the local authority and lspeaking to resident Linden Homes say they recognise the Olsen Court mounds have become an established and popular feature of the local landscape:
Quote MessageThe local authority have now agreed that the mounds can be left in place but simply reduced in height and angle of slope reduced for health and safety and maintenance reasons. The residents’ representatives are now happy with this.
Linden Homes
People power, eh?
Maggie Curtis
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
With two weeks to go until the end of consultation on Louth livestock market, thousands of people have already had their say.
East Lindsey District Council's received more than 2,700 responses to the public consultation so far.
They're consulting on three options: to build a new market, retain and refurbish the current site, or to try to remove their obligation to hold the market altogether.
The consultation closes on 6 September.
Alex Rhodes
BBC reporter, Lincolnshire
A man has been hit by a car on Spalding's Pinchbeck Road.
It happened just before 12:30 - the air ambulance is attending the incident.
The road is closed at the junction with New Road and Kings Road and is also affecting traffic on Westlode street.
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Alex Rhodes
BBC reporter, Lincolnshire
Experts are rebuilding a World War Two aircraft in Lincolnshire.
The East Kirkby Aviation Centre has added a Mosquito fighter bomber to its collection, this is what it looks like:
Image source, Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage CentreIt's hoped the "Mossie" - which at one point was one of the fastest aircraft in the world - will be able to do taxi runs next year.
Andrew Panton says the team working on her are learning new skills:
Quote MessageWe're used to working with metal aircraft but with this being wood it's a completely different mindset altogether really - especially when you start looking through the manual! It's a world away from a Lancaster but it shares a lot of the same systems."
Andrew Panton, East Kirkby Aviation Centre
Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
The latest from the Lincolnshire newsroom:
Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live
A man has been taken to hospital after falling from the roof of a Chinese restaurant in Grimsby town centre.
An air ambulance landed in Cartergate car park at around 09:45 as paramedics attended to the 60-year-old who fell from the roof of the Golden Regency restaurant, in Old Market Place, onto a flat platform below.
The man, who is associated with the restaurant, was reportedly carrying out repairs at the time of the incident.
Emergency services were parked in the car park of the old Grange Wintringham Solicitors building off West St Marys Gate, with three fire and rescue appliances at the scene along with a hydraulic platform, two ambulances and the air ambulance.
He was lifted down, conscious and breathing, before being taken to Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital for further treatment.
United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust chair Dean Fathers has announced that he will be stepping down at the end of October, external after just over 18 months in the position.
Image source, The Lincolnite
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
A community meeting's being held tonight in Woodhall Spa to discuss a number of controversial planning applications for new houses in the village.
Representatives from East Lindsey District Council are also expected to attend and answer residents' questions.
It's being held at 19:00 in Coronation Hall.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Cloudy and misty at first with long periods of locally heavy rain.
This rain will move northwards allowing drier brighter weather to arrive by around 15:00 BST.
Sunny spells developing this afternoon. Mainly light winds.
Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Back in 2014 it was announced the derelict Woodhall Spa baths, that have stood empty for more than 30 years, were going to be redeveloped and reopened.
However three years on, the building remains the same with no signs of improvement.
The developers, GN Construction, are believed to be working alongside other local businesses to get the parking right.
East Lindsey District Council Leader Craig Leyland says he's hopeful the £4m plan will come off:
Quote MessageIt may not be on the scale of a massive spa centre but there will be a spa there, mixed with other uses. I think it has great potential and will be fantastic to see"
Craig Leyland, ELDC, Leader
Alex Rhodes
BBC reporter, Lincolnshire
Lifeguards have saved the lives of two men swimming in the sea at Ingoldmells yesterday evening.
They were near a rocky outcrop when they got caught up in a rip current and began to struggle.
Luckily two lifeguards (pictured), both called Tom, saw them and got them back to shore:
Image source, RNLIOne of the swimmers has been taken to hospital for treatment.
BBC News Travel
Allow some extra time if you're travelling between Newark and Lincoln.
Traffic is heavy in both directions on the A46 between the B6166 Lincoln road turn off and the A616 Great North Road.
Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport
Sophie Wells will see if she can add to her medal collection at the European Para Dressage Championships in Sweden later.
The Harby rider is competing in the Freestyle event today.
She's no stranger to success and has already won an individual silver along with a team gold for Great Britain in the competition.
Lincoln has a gold postbox honouring her wins in the London 2012 Paralympic Games:
Image source, Geograph
